A new glucose monitoring option
The Journal of Family Practice. 2010 February;59(2):81-88
February 1, 2010|The Journal of Family Practice
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These new devices allow patients to measure glucose continuously, via a tiny sensor in the skin. Here’s how they work, and which patients may benefit from using them.
CORRESPONDENCE Rachel B. Hrabchak, PharmD, Clinical Assistant Professor, AHEC Pharmacy Coordinator, Department of Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research, University of Florida College of Pharmacy, 101 South Newell Drive, HPNP Building 212, Room 3309, Gainesville, FL 32611; hrabchak@cop.ufl.edu
